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Wednesday, August 23, 2006 12:00 AM

Scarborough's fair

The Republican TV host reveals why he launched his "Is Bush an 'idiot'?" segment and why conservatives are afraid to question the president.
By Alex Koppelman

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  • Wednesday, August 23, 2006 06:15 AM

    It's Just Business

    Let's not get too carried away with political philosophies... Joe is a media personality employed by the third-ranked cable news network. Perhaps this network, in an attempt to boost viewership and ratings, has decided to test the waters with an agenda that actually coincides with the national polling on this joke of a president. Hell, Olbermann does OK. There is no point, and no money in trying to outfox Faux News anymore...

    The neocons will fall only when the corporations that prop them up move on to more promising shills. Suck it up, Chris Matthews: if it works, you'll be next.

    —bgrasso Read bgrasso's other letters

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